Keanu Reeves' Band Dogstar To Play L.A. Concert Next Week
So far it's the only show listed on the band's website, which touts the trio's 2023 album Somewhere Between the Power Lines and Palm Trees. Watch lyric videos for Dogstar's 'Everything Turns Around' and 'Glimmer' below.
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Reeves plays bass for the group, which formed in the early 1990s with Gregg Miller on guitar and vocals and Rob Mailhouse on drums. Guitarist and singer Bret Domrose joined in 1994, and the group recorded an EP and toured before Miller left in 1995. Now a trio, its debut album, Our Little Visionary, came out in 1996. Sophomore disc Happy Ending arrived in 2000, but the band split in 2002.
Fast-forward two decades, and Dogstar resurfaced and started to play live again. Somewhere Between the Power Lines and Palm Trees streeted in October 2023, and the trio launched a concert tour. The band played last summer's Ohana Festival in Dana Point, 60 miles south of Los Angeles, and has done a handful of gigs since.
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Reeves most recently reprised his John Wick character for last month's franchise-spinoff film Ballerina and has a number of movies in the works, including an untitled romantic thriller that reunites the actor with his Speed co-star Sandra Bullock, along with Aziz Ansari's feature directing debut Good Fortune, a high-concept comedy that also stars Ansari and Seth Rogen. Reeves also is set to make his Broadway debut in September, starring opposite his Bill & Ted buddy Alex Winter in a revival of Waiting for Godot.
Here are the official videos for Dogstar's single 'Everything Turns Around,' along with 'Glimmer,' and 'Breach':
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